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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-05-14
Sfe Ghfco0oer RooSlcr. :.

@bicago, 13. Rai.-8is gefteru Gbeut
mar nift elm etusiger @ei9mSreuer gefuu
ben, rueIher benz Gtaatsannalt unS Der Ser.
tbeiOisun9 9enebm gerpeieu Udre. Die IN,
tpGlte Der 8eiln9ten baben geiteru abeno ben
Sderifi eriudt, &Orior9e 81 trefien, bamit biz
Surp nidlt pgspadt" usroe- Sie bebaupteteu,
Der NIT Der ausIooiuEg rer @ei1noreHeu be.
ouftrogte Bailifi 9eb0re III elmer Orange
goge" Oosr elmer Seeqidait, bic Gbnltae
3pede oerfol9e, uuo oeriude, in Die Surg
lauter Berioneu biuetHIuidmuggeIu, peIde
feline Gnfften tbeilen. Der S6erifi bat pers
iprohen, Die Safe Al unteriu6en.
Sn Der beTtiseH Sisuug ptqi9te bic 8er'
tbeibi9ung mad eiHsm hitigeu Wortrpsdliel
nit bem Staatsanmalt 9riuneG IN Die Be,
sIbi9uug bon bier @eidworeuen Elm uHS es
gelong tbr, bic abiesuug Oes @eridtsoteners
burd5uisten, peIher biSber Die 4usnabt Der
@eftuoreHeuife 81 belor9su bate. pr.
@rinneu besauuirte sntidieoeH aue Spmpas
tbie nit ben 1SraugemeH" uHo ertldrte, er
halte alle Belionen, metde Al elmer iOlfeH
8erbinouHg 9eB0reu, fir ialimmer, rpie
Yorreu-idllimmer mie Nunrhihen
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ssirainitn,s stnatsfd,nln.

8i6moub, Strg., Is. Mat.-9te eua.
llIfen @ommifiGre uutsrbretteteH sem IegtS.
lattpen Ausifus sefsrn einen abermaligeu
&Cridlag bejiisIta Der RegeIuug Der Staats.
iduIb. 8unut iOu Der Betra8 Der Stuto
nnf $28. .OO0,OOO in iiberiGlissu Coupons
ieilgeilelt per6en; Sisie S6ul6 OIl mad Dem
0ori4la9e Der eu9liiden BOnOsinhaber Su rs
PrOSent funOirtr nit YroSent uerSiuff uers
cen unb nit so Gents pro 9oIlar 8aar eiHs
lOsbar iein. Sle Wc@ugo9 i1su SoHos lol,
len nit q proJeut 0erjinff meroeu. Die
uCnen S0nSS ioIlen in so SabreH sablbar
leln, tDnneu ieNoG itOH friiber eiHgeI0It psr.
ben, bed niilen Gie 3luieH fir ben gaa3en
8etrag 10 lange bejablr perben, bis Die &c,
ionmte Sduio gett;st ift. Die Inuahme
bisfes llebereinfommens niiroe cine iGbrlihe
Nuagobe BON $4,000 bis $500 900 n0tbiq
modem. gSie eS beist, bat Der Legislative
&nsituB ben englii6eH @Ommifdten eincu
@e9enOOridlag gemudt, tuOnad) aui ole Son.
io.a nne bic Dic@ulo4' iden 8oaos Bro;.
!Slnen beSublt peroen iouen. Ser Bsrtb Der
GOniOlS iOu auf IS Gents pro Dollar ieitge.
iett per0en. 8erner uerpfllhtet Iit ser
Staat, auf 9iednuug Der iiberidaigea 3uisu
n.inbeheus IS, 100000 in Saar ,l b!Iapleu.
peute neroeu Die @ommiiIdre cine gemeins
I0ue 5ituHQ obh1lteu.
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sluf Der giEenboDm rerllualii2t.

Setblebem, 4u., IS. Mai. -gomarO
Wc@rntb muroe beute maize 6reemansbnrg,
Ga., bon etnem 3u9e Der ogehigh Sauy1
8ahn" iibe!fobren unS nuQenbIidhd) 9et0o
t,t. &aUib Qaurp, rpel9er fi6 in Wc9fatb' 8
@sIelihaft bgfauo, erIitt einen &rmbrud uno
enoere &srletuussu, pdbreuo 9Obn Salri.
ion, elm Dritter, unUerlebt entfam. Die bret
OiGnner war'n 6mmer unO Su 6uB auf benz
Neae mad Setblebem, mo- iie 4rbeit in eiuer
@ietsrsi 5u erbuItsa bofftsn. Olc 5ratb
fnumt aus Buffalo uno mar Mitgliab Der
sGrbeilaritter," iOnie Der ,gioloers llaiou."
Sic hiefgen nIrbeitsritter" perNen ibu be.
erbiaeu
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2ebenstftiiSH.

POrtIano, Re., 10. Mtai. - g2atbar
gEOOO, @bef Der BateutmeOisin iSirma u.
gHOOo & SObu ouhisr, bat SelbfmorO be.
gaHgen, tuoem er iif erbdugte. @r bate uor
e,uigsr 3eit eineu Sdlag uuf ben Gopi er.
buIteu uno mar ieitbem uttt mebr sanB re9t
i'm Sterftibdeu.
Stem 9 ort 13. Wui. - Daniel Dsc.
aribur, Elm IN gtr. 815, SrUiufraBe, 8ruot.
Ign, mObubaiter 8ittper, ia9te fdb beute
nib in ieiuem SdIaf5immer cine &ugel in
ben Sopf unb itarb buIo paruHf. @r mar S5
Sabre ult unO bate fd ieit Oem 6oSe iaiuer
Satin, neIdle uor brei RoHateu in eiHem
4NiuUe scitpelIi9er @eiiesf0ruug s5tlbf
nOro begiug, iuOem fie iidl aus eiuem Sen
fer fiir;te. Der Sd}psrmutb ergebeu. 3as
Ghcpaar biHterIaBt pifr tleiHe SlHaer.
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emrUpatfhe aaeelbtrtd,te.
SentiGIGno NIB iSranfreidl dl.-InSweiinussn
auf tCiosu 5rifsa oer 0reHie.

8erlin, 13. Mai. - Die gteuoeutit
| glteTaien tiIoeu cine Unit Rornaeise riga.
Sie nOlieu cine 3eituuq i'm Sutereiie Der
&epegun9 beranEgeben, SeriammIuugsu abs
holten nno cine Aaitation o1entbabeu i'm
yonbe IN 9uug isteu.-9ie 0irettoren Der
GIoetiitte III 8OllerffaI iiuS ausgeuieieH
noroen. Gle ioQen 3u Ger fraH30iiheH &e'
ierre getoreN uno ibre Qrbeiter einerer,irt
habsn.-@rai 5erbert 8ismard, Der oeuti4e
NlHIiisr SeS ausDGrtiseu, bat cine llrlaubs.
relle mad 9nbiin augetreteu, mo- er bel benz
gtarquta Don Sonb0n0errp, Sices S0nig BON
SrlanO, su @aife Iein wiro.
Sle pSerltner BOff" meIoet, Der &sar babe
Den Sorldln9 oes preuBiibsu 0tiutferrutbs
9eHeHmt9t, namlid, oaB bic 2ehr.r uHO S1is
Ter in oeuti6en @nmnuljeu unS 56uIen in
Cen AheesP Proolnien an9ebllten rper6eu iols
len, Die rniFIdbe Sprade ais uuterrihtsulits
tel Al beuutau.
Die p9obengriH"- Ifiaire in Baris bat bic
guildeieun9 Der oeutIdeH &e9ieruna, feiueH
antbeil on Der Bariier GusheQuua al ueh.
men, nnmiberruili6 beieiligt. @iniae meniae
oentlde 6irmeu meroen inoeHen auf Der Nus
1eUung Oertreten ieiu.
8aris, Is. Mai.-9ie 6eutiden Solba.
ten, peIte in Der tiirSltdl BON Der tranlTfi.
lten Re9ieruHg geidloiienen SdmerB'iteH
fSubrif 5u giaraiuniGler beI9Gitigt lpareu,
fno peremptoIiid nnagenieien tuoroen. @s
uerIautet, buB cine dbnIide Sabrit uabe Der
@ren3e ebeufaqs seidloiieH peroen ioIl. Re.
prefialieu perbeu ieneits Der @renSeu ersrif.
fen, uno OeridisbeHe PeriOneu Fnb bort be.
frat porben, neil ne Die nRarieilIaiien ian.
gen uno ,,Viye la France!" riefeH.
SaS Rsientr 2rantenbanS.
90 len, IS. Mai.-8er Miniiter SeS Su-
ueru, @raf Saafe, orbnete cine lluteriu4uua
Der gegen Die Ssrnaltuns oes ftGotildsH
SranfenbanieS erbobeneH 8eihuIoiqunaeu
OH, rponoh IN 6emielben Patienten in menia
meuidlider g8eiie bebanbelt fporoen ieiu ols
len. pr. SohmaHn, Der Director oeS 9o.
ipitnIs, bat bereits reft9nirt.
SpurSe SabsISepeIbsu.
- Der Serlauf Der frauj6Fi9eu Sror. Su.
iueIen bauerte fort. Sm6lf Yartts'u nur0eu
lOageidlaseu uuo braqte i'm @uujeu AIS, 900
Srancs Elm.
- 8tarian 2anaienicS, elmer Der Stibrer
bes polnil6en Aufltanoes uoH 1868 uHe auf
Ilr,e 3elt 9ittator Don Boleu, ift 3u Son,
itantiuopsI i'm aIter uOu 60 Sabren geftorbeu.
3ueitauien6 MaidiRiifen uuO unbere
6anbperfer in ben Ueridiebenen Sabrfeu ,u
Solton, 2ancalbire, @nglanS, tpoIlen beute
fir eine SObnSula9e BON jmsi Sdilliugen pro
Gag aHsftehen. 3ebutauieHo anoere 4rbei.
ter msrosH in Y1ltIetbeni9dft 9e3ogen.
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Nr. 115.

GiHeH eigeRtbGmliheu Guf.
bemaArunQsOrt fir ihre srIparten sds
| pitaIien batte cine @eRIiebGuSleriH Ia Sons
neberg, S..gleiningen, gepdbIt. Sie be-
| fist nGniih auf benz 8farftplaee eine iliHs
6iae Ge1RuHfsbu6e, unb in Der etasn @de
bsrieIbeu but iie i'm @robo6en cine @rRbe ges
grabeu, in Der iie ibre Sadse - man Ipridlt
Uou mebreren Sauienb Rart auIbenahrte.
Gin iunger Surihe, tpetd3er bieroou auf uH-
ermittelte Beiie RenntniB erbalten, bat nun
bic uuterir0j&e Safe gefprenst nRO iit eis
HeH groBeH ShPH Der SHmT1e aHgeeignet.
RdhffenS ruiro's oariibsr eiueH BroSeB geben,
- Die 6dnolertH aber 1T I'M cine bittere @r'
fabruHg reid1sr.
-9ie Stabt ibg ift GnSe bOrigen
MeuotS 6urh cine Srosbergiftuus, bon Der
cine aroBe Ansahl Der @inmobner betroffeu
noroeH 1T, in nidt seringe Guiregung oers
iest uoroeH. &is Spmpteme Der Ser9iituna
3eigtsn ft4 balo nat 6em @eRuTie oes Broa
bCs llebeltett, anbaltenoeS @rbreben, beItiae,
ccHpulfoilhe Sd)mer5en i'm lluterleibe, rueis
ter Stttern uHo eaS @efithl Der Y6bmuna in
hen @heoern, Dor Anem In ben HiiBen. DIE
3Obl Der @riraRiteu betrG9t in Der Stabt ca.
nGtSia bis buubert; ferler in auF etuem
@ute tno IN eiuem Dorie Der lImaeaeno NON
cine 9rOBere AuJabl Berloueu ertrantt. 60
melt es bis iest ben aniheiu bat, Iieat often.
bar cine Irieniteersiftang Dor.
8sm Central Gu8idus bes
neUHteH Sun6eSs uuo SubiIGumss
9 SGieBeuS in Frdnfiurt q. 80. in iiuof
fOlgtnber Gufruf on Die 9eutideu in 4uies
rita erIafeH morbeH, Der fir fidl ieIbif ipridt:
u8eutde Sriioer in QmeritQ 8as Heunte
eeutite SuHoesifie6en, peldeS in ben GQs
gen bonn 8. bis 10. Sult B. 8. in SraHtfurt
am gtc1H ab9ebaItsu rueroen Iou, M 3ualeidj
Elm SubeIfefi: Die @rtnnerung on 0aS Dor %
Sabren ebenfalls in Der alien Saiierfaot am
V}aiH nbgebaIteHe erie oeutibe SdliibenfeL.
Steoerum ergebt unere @iulabuHg an aIIe
Snueen, 10 melt Die 6eutite 3uu9e tliHqt,
Aud Sbr, bic Sbr ienisits 6es BeltmeereS
oeHtlde Sprate Hnh @igenart uon Sater auf
Sobn uno @Htel Uerpfun3t! Sbr Iue, bic
Slr nod nit tnuieuo Saiern 5uiammenbGugt
NIT benz gtutterlanoe, meroet nidlt fehlen
pouen bel benz 6efe zines Sunbes, meltber
mad beiBem Rin9en bas oeutihe Sdterlau6
IN lener Srnft Hno @rDBe idauen oarf, Al bee
rem Boroernn9 er ge9riinoet tpur6e. Dfit
SreuoeH haben mir pernommen, 6aB eS aud
bel Sud ftdl idoH regt 5ur 8eididuug uuies
rer oaterI1noii9eH Seier. Sommt in Sdlaas
reH uHo trent @I4 NIT ms bes berrlid1 ges
e,uten 6eUti6eH SaterlaHoeS 6rantfurt
unb bic Sditen in Der alien peimatb 5eis
Sen @ud ber5id1 miufOmmsn Oeit beuts
idem @ruB unO 6au6i6las Ser @entraI. Guss
itns: Or. iur. Ste9uluno DtHuer, @breus
SOriiBenoer; u. Sortbeimer, S6riftfiibrer;
Or. 8. 9tquel, gOrtsenOsr."
Die bemerieusmertben uuo pobltbGtieen
ReluItote, bic Der 9ebraud BON MoneIPs
Teething Cordial erSislt, babeH Al IeiHer
GlIgemetnen Nnpenouns in iaf allen 4rteu
BON Sruntbeiten, benen RinOer unteruorfen
ftnb, geiiibrt. @r beilt 8l1bung, SoIit, gtas
geniaure, @urdfuu IL. (. rp. Seine 5amiHe
iOute obue ibH ieiu. Sei allen apotbetern
5u haben. (S11-)
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@sffeh(n fllre SdinIS Gin.

Nstp, 9 ort, IS. Iai.-Sns. &. Gu1.
Tor. psIher Suiammen nit Senrg g. Cham.
berlin megeH oes in Stem 6apeu, Conn,
an 8rau 0tnrgaretbe @ruf oeriibteH 9taubs
mOrOs bier uerhaftet puroe, bat Elm 9eitduO'
ni6 nt9elegt (Iebe uuf Der britten Seite oiez
ies 8IattesN, in peIaem sr @bamberIiH ale
BEN Sanpiidulbi9en beBeifnet. Rerimitrs
bigger g8eiie bat @bamuerIiu Die AugdbeH
9aglcr's freiw,uig as UOutOmmeu rttti9
ouerFonnt
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Rnrie 9absIsepeiatn.
arau Grant fd,iper erfranft.

Rem.@ort, IS. Tai. - Bie ,,TaI
aub @rpreB" miltbeiIt, erTtanIte frau Il. Q.
@rant, bic Bittpe bes &r' BrGlOenten. an
8onnerfas uOri9er gEode an Der Dipbtberis
tis nno puree erft beute Nadlmittag Don ib,
rem aer8ten fir anger @eiubr erllart. Sie
piro nod auf eintge Sage tbr 3immer bateu
mtifRp, Sbre @nfeI, peIfe fif bel ipr in
ibrer bteF9eu Wobnuns on Der &c. Strase
bsfuuosn, purOeH nab ROrristOWH geididt,
nm Der @efabr Der anfeduug 3u entggbeu,
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GtottfHattttnasen tm SAoen MnS
G4oWeEfest.

Can 6rau3isco, IS. Mai. - @efsrH
abenb bier eiu9etrOiiene 9epei4eu neloeu
meme leitte idiitterungen ;u @urefa,
&honerulle nno Gan Suenauentura, Sal.
&etu S6abeu puroe angerittet. aus Reritc
tOmmen t1sIi9 peitere Serhte iibsr bns LIN.
bell, peIdes gele9entIidb bes srosen @rDbez
bens por smei 98o6en IN ben 9iftritten
Rocte3uma uno arispe i'm Staate Sonora
enlfiano.
@barleffon, S.z@., IS. Stat. - Su
@barlefion uno SImmeruiGle trateu pGbreno
Der nersau9eusu gtadt abermaIs Iei6te Sr1s
fl0Be elm. 9ie Sdmiusungen paren nidt
ftarttr, alS tuie peun iis bur9 eiHeu uoriiber
fabrenoeu idwereu Satwuseu ueranlaBt NOR
hpu m1rPu
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Nrpmnfc SuTffa.

2ouisuiGle, 9p., 1S. Wai.-9er Re'
ger GIbert &uruer, elmer Der N0rOer Seuute
Sopman's, if BON Der 9rano Surp auSe'
ila9t, pro3eiiirt, inter ieiuem friiber ab9ele9'
ten @efantuifie i4uIoig befunOeu uuo gun
8oee ourh ben Strung uerurtbeilt uoroen
Ssine Stnrtdtuu9 1T 0uf ben l. Suli ftit5e'
fsh+
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Werfpilrotaes 9ufaumentreffett.

9ooer, N.s9., Is. Mat.-@tne 9eiratb
unS eth &96esfou fanbeu beute gteihseitt8
IN George Noore's BObnuug su Sanpsr's
1itlS fat. @ine 3peiiGbrige EOdter oes
frn. Nloore fisl eine Ereppe hiuab, auf Der
giitte Der 8reppe blieb ibr SleiO nn einem
oclfebenben gfagel bGngen un0 5ol f4 baum
10 eng nm ben Gals 3uiammen bag oas 8iuo
elttdte. lin Die ndmlide 3sit pur1e Srau
Vioore's ShDefier i'm Burlor oes uHtersn
Stpdpertss getraut.
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apAHefna III @ennfnlpanita

ing, Ea., IS Wtai. - Die In.
ratme Der 6OdIicen; Eiu bat inter ben
GrnGsrn, Srennerels uno Wtrtblnaitss BE-
ftsln unisrer Staet groBe @ntriifunq her.
ror9eruieH, unb lire gGirfuna auf oa5 Spl.
ritucieraeiGGft pirH in ZEN betbeiliaten Rrti
len lebbaft beipr06en. Sn 8ert5 &ouatp
roren Don D@ou't OF Charter. Seiiions" uor
etma einsm NiOnat idmutIite 2icen,eu pie
Der p2rtbfilt morseH Hno iiher 81, 900 in
6oIge 8eiien in ben Staatsidub 9efloiieu;
ui6t Elm sin3i9es @eiuf um cine 2tceu; mar
uertueigert rporoeu, rpispobl oieIe Iufanas
bear rfan0et purbeu. Die Ieste &iceu, Uur0e
etft uor menlSen Sagen ertbsiIt, unS ga SaS
meme @eiss teine riidnirtenoe Strait habeu
fann, 10 bleiben bic QiquorbGnOler fitr elm
Sabr BON Semielben oerIdOut. Die Befird.
tureen, baB Der SpirttuOenbaubel inter Dem
neuen @eist erbeblid leiben tuiro, bat Elm
@oniortium bon Srauern nid)t oerbluoert,
eiEe neue ySrepiu9. COMPANY" nit ei1eR
Serstnstapital bon $15O.OOO Bu griubeu.
Die Sill piro in ben Sreijeu Der our6 0iez
lelbe Setrofienen in Der ibGrfffen Weiie fl.
tiilrt. Die Seanten Der yState 2iouorz
2ea9ue" baben beute ertl1rt, SaB Die Serfais
lun8SmdBi9feit bes @eieees iOfOrt, nadoem
ss in gStttung 9etreten, in ben 9eri6ten aua
5elGdten .neroen pirb.
Sarrtsburg, 4a., 13. Ufai. - @ous
oe1neur 8eaOer bat bic 6OdIicen3 Bill uuz
ter3eidnet.
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q. 6. Snnic.

unfe5Ibares 0Vittsl sesen Ralara, 9uspspH,.
2ebers unb Rerpenietben, Ippetuoiteieit, Berbaus
upesihnddle uno nae tlimntiIhen fSieber. Raoiz
taltur ass;n sCpFsIOsn unS 8eritopfuns. Tan fors
oere nur W. &. &ontc unb fen onberes. SO
Gents bic fsIaibe. ". 8. 3abntropfen fServe-
Killer) BELT 3abni6mer5en iofort; is Gents Ste
5Iaihe. Su ansn apotbeteu tu 6aben.
(April28, ,12RteD
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Ser 9eften 1tHtfd1tpmtta

uirft Die tr6sen, aItfrdnfiiGen poroien gHaer bel
Gette unS bIinat uns 8enlon's Bhafer, zines Ser
bsftsn gr3susnifie mobernsr me6l5iniihsr gBT.nz
idhoft prompt ptrfeuo. trdftie 5eenb Dan M NE
Rahabmunoen untrr dbnIid htnetnoen gtonen suS
liit uno perlonse bas Senioui1e BfIafter.
(115,Y1o, ,Yi, ,SQT)
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dOREHOUND&1AR

RGr 2ttrttt ttttfeBGbar StifeH, aa.
fatt6, Setfertett, b5Ttn Gals, ARb.
ttta, St6ttne ttnS alle St5rnneen Ser
sttbmttnas Oraane.
Seinsn Iiu6ern0en Ginftus auf sic an.
9e9rifenen atbwungS Nr9ane ber6autt
er Der 2batiude, 6aB feline 8efan6tbei(e
Sic ptrtiumiten betumten 8ruftmitteI
itnO. Der Sauptbel eltanot6eil 1T ser SOnia
Ser &HOOrn (Horehonnd) sBFante, nit
Ser Abies Balsamea ODER Balm of Gilead
demiid oerbunOeu. g2eben Oieien cnt6alt
er flint peitere bOtunii4e GGemente, uelde
tie @irtiumteit bebeutenO 0eritarfen.
9iejenigen, pelde 9ale'8 Honey of
HorehOund pn6 Tar 9ebraaaen, OerD
fi&crn, OuB er in alien 6aQen puuOer6ar
bcilenO pirtt, no 6ie Qt6mungs. Organe
on9e9riffcn itnO, unO 6aB feline 8irtang
cine ungemein ruide iit. gr entbalt 6urfz
aus gtidt8, mas Dem Ntagen na6tbeilis
Iein t0uute, bot eiuen auBerlt angeue5meu
@ci4m0f unO pirO gu einem 9reiIe Uer.
fault, peIder e8 ieIbit 9enieni9en nit be.
i@rantten Daitteln ermO9lidt, ,Oefen8OBI.
tbatcu tbeil9aftig gu perOen.
SinOern 1T er, penu iie bon Group Ober
acudbuiten befallen tpOrOen, 6urd feline
GinOernOen Gi9eniaaftea iebr Oienli5.
Gr pirb bon 2tpot6etern ar6 @esisin.
banblern aucrmarts Oertauit in 6lul4en
%, so Geat8 anO 81.
Die 9r6Beren 6tuideu iinO Oer9altniB.
maBig biaiger.
H9r @tun bite ib Dor 6aliaun8en unS
1tuaubmungen.
0tan Oerlauge 6ale'S 6Oni9 uip. pnb
nebme tcinen aubern.
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Die zr6sit fuirb mad ben bsften tintIsriIten @nt.
DrEen aeIieier, uHb bic YreIie uno ausihhrunq hrr
Nrbeit nerben ben NRfor6erunaeu Der Sejt Ems SsS
@ei6modes augepabt. Gmmart g. GuarfIyn,
(Sul1, )5reseomaIer, Detoraieure u. Sausmatsr.
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28
The National Park.

1t is altogether probable that some-
thing like the Old system in the manage-
ment of the National Park affairs will be
returned to next year. There has been
much public dissatisfaction with the way
in which things have been run the past
season, and in addition to this the secre-
tary of the interior strongly econ
mends Withdrawing the military and
placing a superintendent again in charge.
If the old system is to be returned to, it
is hoped that no piratical justices of the
peace. such as Hall and Metcalf were,
will be placed in charge of the judicial
branch of the new administration. with
their cohorts of spies, informers and
black-mailers. 1t is true that Captain
Harris method of protecting the loose
rocks in the Park wal ever more distaste-
full to tourists than the robbers roost
practices of the Hall and Metcalf gang,
for a slight (often innocent) deviation
from the rules was punished by them by
only robbing the unfortunate tourist,
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28
Judge McLeary's Response.

In his speech recently ut Missoula:
To "The Courtso of the Territory" Judge
McLeary responded. The judge said he
thought he was to speak upon the CHM
ate and population, as it was generally
understood that no old.timer could speak
on these subjects truthfully. He had
been told that in Montana there were
nine months of winter and three months
Of cold weather, but however that
may be. Montana is q great territory, and
ought to have two senators and a few
congressman. He was glad to say that
he believed there is no place like the
Bitter Root valley for climate. He was
free to say that he liked the west side of
the territory the best, and if the remain
ed in the territory he should certainly
take up his residence on that side. But
as to his subject, we all know that the
courts are necessary evils; yet he must
admit that he never saw a more orderly
or %lawabiding people than he found
here, There is no better people on the
face of the globe. There is no place
where the people are kinder, bettsr or
more chiyaIric,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28
Railroad TO Castle.

The arrival of G. ., Foss, A. +. How
ard and o. j. Milton, of the Northern
Pacific survey corps Friday evening last
convinced our people that the rumors
ailoat in regard to the possibility of
railroad connection with the rest of the
world have at least some foundation.
These gentlemen have been examining
the various routes across the mountains
from the Missouri valley for a branch
road for the Northern Pacific to White
Sulphur Springs and Castle. The two
principal routes examined were the Six.
teen-Mile creek and the Deep creek
passes, and it is probable that the latter,
crossing the range in the vicinity of Muir
ray and striking the Smith river valley
at the mouth of Mayn's creek and branch
ing off at that point for Castle, will
prove the most practical. 1t is under.
stood that Mr.. Hauser, Of Helena, con-
templates erecting a large smelter plant
somewhere on the line of the Northern
Pacific between Bedford and the mouth
of Sixteen-Mile creek, and as he is the
moving spirit in this branch, this will
probably have something to do with the
starting point of the road, and on this
greatly depends the route chosen. Blu
come from where it will, we are assured
that the Springs is the objective point.
The present examination of routes is
only preliminary, and if found satisfac-
tory will result in a survey, perhaps this
Minter=HuShandman.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28
Stock Outlook.

The stock outlook at this writing is
splendid. The winter is we'll advanced
and there is only sufficient snow upon
the range TO make the feed digestible.
Grass is good and stock have been able
to 60 to rest every night the entire win
ter with full stomachs, and, therefore,
have been thriving right along, and not.
w~ithstanding the severest month of the
year. January. has not yet arrived stock
are in such good flesh that we have no
apprehensions as to their safety during
the remainder of the winter even though
January does turn out to be cold and
snowy. lWhen we can have amid win
ter up to the middle of December, good
grass and stock in good flesh we feel
pretty safe let come what will.
Last winter the weather was mild enough
up to that date. but the grass was lacking.
Stock were actually poor before winter
set in and when it came to fifty days of
cold and snow after Jau. l, there was no
hope for our uncard for herds. But this
wear we are in a fair shane to withstand
whatever may come, and believe we
could pull through a winter like last il
need be with fair success. But judging
the future by the past it is safe to say
that thirty days at most will measure
our severe weather, and there is a posi-
bilitv of having even less. Taken any
way it may come the industry is in good
shape to go through without loss.-Hus.
bandmnn.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28
IREDINGTON RETIR ES.

Col. Joe Redington, the Lumoriat
writer of Oregon, has retired tempo.
rarily ron the newspaper business for
the following reasons, assigned by him.
self
"As an act of courtesy to Rev. Henry
Rasmus. l have snapped the Heppner
Gazette shop for s., 500 in cold cash. He
will collect all accounts due the Office,
except some that l have specially re-
served. The victims of these reserved
accounts are cordially invited to settle
P. d. O., and to notice that cordwood
and cabbage settlements are no e, d any
more. If l owe anyone a dollar, / am
prepared to pay it at any moment. For
247 sevcn-day weeks the Gazette has
issued itself on the whole shell, with no
postponemcnt on account of wind or
weather, and, while the Gazette that
now is may do otherwise than the Ga
zette that then was, still points with
pride to the fact that not one of the
many dress-improvers built up from it
has ever yet been seriously affected by
electricity.
And so, with malice towards none,
but bad bills against several, | jump off
the piscatorial peapod IN order that l
may devote my valuable time to rocking
p~olecats of of my basaltic homestead
ranch.
As l have left several remarks unre-
marked, l also leave sufficient space
below for others to iot them down in
their own loving way"
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1887-12-28

In n letter to the anarchists paper at
Chicago, from s. ]. Berger, of Butte City,
referring to the anarchists hanging,
appears: Shall we allow such terrible
injustice to pass without revenge? Shall
we allow capital to suck the blood of the
people forever? Answer this question,
brethren! Rise up! Be men. Unite!
Only by standing together can We be.
come worthy of our martyred heroes,
This bugbear, capital, must be over
thrown at all hazards" We had hoped
that there were no anarchists in Mon
tana; we thought that the air was too
pure for their existence.